ID - 4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered - Bryan Kohberger Arrested - Moscow # 50

[Curious Me]

IDAHO Published January 4, 2023 3:36pm EST
Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger wanted to be
Army Ranger, yearbook reveals

Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger wanted to be Army Ranger, yearbook reveals

Bryan Christopher Kohberger wanted to be in an elite infantry force in the U.S. Army as a sophomore before pivoting to a career in academia, his high school yearbook reveals.

www.foxnews.com

EXCLUSIVE – STROUDSBURG, Pa. – Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger aspired to be an Army Ranger and is featured in his high school yearbook exercising in uniform, Fox News Digital has learned.

In the 2011 Pleasant Valley High School yearbook, the accused killer is pictured in a law enforcement class with other students mid-push-up.... ​

 

[Copper107]

Will he be allowed to read and write in his room/place? Will he be allowed to go out for fresh air and to exercise?

I guess I'm being snarly, but fresh air and exercise are considerations down the road. I don't see him being given any writing implements, unless perhaps crayons.

Additionally, his "room/place" is a jail cell in a prison (or county lock up).

 

[Sandy007]

I meant the new one ?

The only one in Idaho.

 

[SRWCF]

Don't you often have to renew registration on your birthday? BK's birthday is November 21.

That's your drivers license.

 

[girlhasnoname]

If he is convicted will his legal team be able to negotiate his transfer to a prison closer to his family?

I don't think that would even be considered an option. JMO

 

[BeginnerSleuther]

Not to mention it’s University housing.

The 1122 King St address? I thought it was established it was private housing, not university owned. Am I wrong?

 

[10ofRods]

WingsOverTx:

RBBM
Shouldn't he have had to pass a standardized test with similar logic/inference questions to be admitted to a PhD program? Such skills are tested on the GRE or were in my day. But I believe I read somewhere a GED is not a requirement for admission to his master's program.

DeSales University does not require GRE or other standardized test for grad school admission. For undergrad they may require SAT/ACT but for the co-terminal master's degree program, I do not know the facts. University's overall admission rate is overall 80%, so not particularly selective. For the Criminal Justice program, I've read that the rate of acceptance is even higher than that. Undergrad has been slightly more selective in the past, so when Bryan was accepted, perhaps it was more like 75%.

This information is not something I"d bet my life on, I got it from perusing niche.com and desales.edu

Criminal Justice is considered a professional program (like law or medicine or nursing). One group they want to attract are LEO's wanting to go into management, where work experience is more important. Application says no recommendations needed, though, so again, not the most selective uni in America. Still, he did apply, get in and complete coursework.

 

[ansrali]

The <modsnip> flight is back in the air. Looks like it will take around 3 hours to arrive, landing around 6:30 PM PST.

 

[Parsnip]

Yep! Sorry, I missed that @Alethea had already given pretty much the same answer. At least our stories check out.

I would expect nothing less!

 

[XtremeScorpio]

Bryan Kohberger Makes Pit Stop During Plane Flight to Idaho

Bryan Kohberger is flying private to Idaho right now to face murder charges -- and it seems like the teeny-tiny plane he's on needed a break mid-flight... ditto for the suspect himself.

www.tmz.com

But we already knew that, didn't we? Lol

 

[wary]

Idaho will probably pay them for the airtime. But you pretty much have to leave from the city you are already in, and so you use the aircraft already there.

Otherwise Idaho would have to fly an empty plane to PA to pick up, which is a waste of resources.

Well, it’s going to be a round trip, no matter where you start. But Pennsylvania may have better planes to choose from, since they’re a much larger state?

 

[TheBorez]

"New residents of Washington have 30 days to register and title their vehicle when they move to Washington. Residents can send in their paperwork by mail or visit their local licensing office in person to complete the forms to get their license plates."

JMO, he registered somewhere around the time he arrived in WA before the semester/a bit late. My plates for my new car took nearly two months to arrive.

Source

I‘m not buying the plate change coincidentally happening 5 days after he is alleged to have committed a quadruple homicide… then again, stranger things have happened.

 

[eloquence]

The defense is hiring a crime scene expert? Wouldn't it be cheaper... to just ask Bryan what happened?

Just saying...

JMO

The defense's job is to poke holes in the prosecution's argument, even if they get a confession (but not a guilty plea) or some great alibi from BK. Chief reason to be interested is that that house is likely covered with unrelated DNA, even if they have BK's blood they can point out they found 100+ unique DNA samples including [x] number in the bedrooms or whatever, just to cast doubt. They will also have their own models, crime scene reproduction, exhibits etc

 

[10ofRods]

Lol. ^^^

If he's convicted, the harsh realities of life will thrust themselves upon him in prison.
He may spend the rest of his life evaluating his decisions; but at least he'll be alive.

Seriously, I wonder who is funding this new atty. for BK ?
Imo.

Has he gotten a new one after Ms Taylor? Because she's a Public Defender, which means the State of Idaho pays her salary.

IMO.

He is required to have two such attorneys if the DA asks for the death penalty, is my understanding of Idaho law. JMO.

 

[SRWCF]

Probably not, but regardless, it is an option for the parents and family to use, if possible. If it were my loved one, I would certainly consider this option as I would want to be physically near to them and provide emotional support, provided I believed in their innocence. So painful and gut wrenching.

Well, we don't know if this high profile case is even going to be held in Latah County (Moscow, ID). My guess is that there will be a change in venue request from BCK's defense team to Ada County (Boise, ID), which is 300 miles away, so Pullman, WA student housing would not be close by.

 

[seasideForest]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1608907491248869378

Could somebody explain 'fugitive from justice warrant' to me as if I was a 5 year old please?

 

[TGIRecovered]

https://twitter.com/cathyrusson

So what do you think the small talk is about on this ALL DAY adventure across the country between #BryanKohberger and law enforcement? I mean I'm assuming they haven't been silent for 11 hours or more.

no talk, the cops are texting each other.MOO

 

[Gemmie]

https://twitter.com/cathyrusson

So what do you think the small talk is about on this ALL DAY adventure across the country between #BryanKohberger and law enforcement? I mean I'm assuming they haven't been silent for 11 hours or more.

The weather, did you do anything for NYE, did you make Santa's Naughty or Nice list, *raises hand* "I have to tinkle", and When is this darn flight going to be over??

 

[Ragnarok]

No. A state crime. No out of state transfer if convicted. No other state would want to deal with an Idaho criminal. JMO

Why would other states not accept an Idaho convict? Jake Paterson who killed two and kidnapped a young girl in Wisconsin was transferred to New Mexico. States trade convicts if they feel there is an excess of danger to convict within their prison system.

 

[Cool Cats]

Lol. ^^^

If he's convicted, the harsh realities of life will thrust themselves upon him in prison.
He may spend the rest of his life evaluating his decisions; but at least he'll be alive.

Seriously, I wonder who is funding this new atty. for BK ?
Imo.

Alive? So no death penalty?